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Test circuit arrangement for computer-controlled communications switching systems

Assignee: Siemens AG
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Filing: 1989-04-10
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Granted: 1990-07-31
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Expires: 2009-04-10
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Abstract

Abstract A test circuit arrangement for testing computer-controlled communications switching systems each having a central network and a central processor unit, as well as subscriber sets and/or line sets connectable to the network for analog and/or digital information transmission. These subscriber sets and/or line sets are in communication with the central processor unit under the control of a group processor unit adapted to the plurality of subscriber sets and/or line sets. A communications switching system to be tested is connected to a line trunk group configuration composed of subscriber and line sets, manual switching position and digital stations and is function-tested with a personal computer unit connectable via the group processor.

Inventors

  • 👤 Ruediger Krause
  • 👤 Reinhard Foshag

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-29 13:39
CPC Classifications
H; H04; H04Q; H04Q11/00; H04Q11/04; H04Q11/0407; H04Q11/0414; H04M; H04M3/00; H04M3/22; H04M3/26; H04M3/28; H04M3/32; H04M3/323; H04M2201/00; H04M2201/32

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim 185 words
A test circuit arrangement for testing computer-controlled communications switching systems each respectively having a central network and a central processor unit, as well as having a plurality of subscriber sets and/or line sets connectable to the network for analog and/or digital information transmission that, in combination with the central processor unit, are respectively under the control of a group processor unit adapted to the plurality of subscriber sets and/or line sets, comprising: a line trunk group configuration of the computer-controlled communications switching system, the line trunk group configuration being allocated to a single group processor unit and being formed of subscriber sets and/or line sets; the group processor unit connected to a personal computer unit via an interface unit (HDLC); the personal computer unit connected via a first operating interface unit to the central processor unit that controls an operating system of the communication switching system; and a manual switching position device and a digital station each of which is controllable by the group processor unit via a digital set and each of which being directly connected t the communications switching system to be tested.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 185 words
A test circuit arrangement for testing computer-controlled communications switching systems each respectively having a central network and a central processor unit, as well as having a plurality of subscriber sets and/or line sets connectable to the network for analog and/or digital information transmission that, in combination with the central processor unit, are respectively under the control of a group processor unit adapted to the plurality of subscriber sets and/or line sets, comprising: a line trunk group configuration of the computer-controlled communications switching system, the line trunk group configuration being allocated to a single group processor unit and being formed of subscriber sets and/or line sets; the group processor unit connected to a personal computer unit via an interface unit (HDLC); the personal computer unit connected via a first operating interface unit to the central processor unit that controls an operating system of the communication switching system; and a manual switching position device and a digital station each of which is controllable by the group processor unit via a digital set and each of which being directly connected t the communications switching system to be tested.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 26 words
The test circuit arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the personal computer unit has a printer means serving the purpose of test logging allocated to it.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 43 words
The test circuit arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the personal computer unit is connected via a second operating interface unit to a means for providing a memory that records requests, the means for providing a memory also connected to the central processor.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 220 words
A test circuit arrangement for at least one testing computer-controlled communications switching system having a central network and a central processor unit, as well as having a plurality of subscriber sets and/or line sets connectable to the network for analog and/or digital information transmission that, in combination with the central processor unit, are respectively under the control of a group processor unit adapted to the plurality of subscriber sets and/or line sets, comprising: a line trunk group configuration of the computer-controlled communications switching system, the line trunk group configuration being allocated to a single group processor unit and being formed of subscriber set and/or line sets; the group processor unit connected to a personal computer unit via an interface unit (HDLC); the personal computer unit connected via a first operating interface unit to the central processor unit that controls an operating system of the communication switching system; a manual switching position device and a digital station each of which is controllable by the group processor unit via a digital set and each of which being directly connected to the communications switching system to be tested; and the personal computer unit being connected via a second operating interface unit to a means for providing a memory that records requests, the means for providing a memory also connected to the central processor.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 220 words
A test circuit arrangement for at least one testing computer-controlled communications switching system having a central network and a central processor unit, as well as having a plurality of subscriber sets and/or line sets connectable to the network for analog and/or digital information transmission that, in combination with the central processor unit, are respectively under the control of a group processor unit adapted to the plurality of subscriber sets and/or line sets, comprising: a line trunk group configuration of the computer-controlled communications switching system, the line trunk group configuration being allocated to a single group processor unit and being formed of subscriber set and/or line sets; the group processor unit connected to a personal computer unit via an interface unit (HDLC); the personal computer unit connected via a first operating interface unit to the central processor unit that controls an operating system of the communication switching system; a manual switching position device and a digital station each of which is controllable by the group processor unit via a digital set and each of which being directly connected to the communications switching system to be tested; and the personal computer unit being connected via a second operating interface unit to a means for providing a memory that records requests, the means for providing a memory also connected to the central processor.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 26 words
The test circuit arrangement according to claim 4, wherein the personal computer unit has a printer means serving the purpose of test logging allocated to it.

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